It?s almost always better to settle your commercial?landlord-tenant dispute directly with your landlord. It?s oftentimes cheaper and quicker. However, in certain situations litigation is inevitable.
Negotiating your landlord-tenant dispute
Litigation over landlord-tenant disputes can prove costly and time consuming. If you are like most small business owners, you don?t have time for a legal battle. Here are five pointers to resolving your landlord-tenant disputes:
- Determine ahead of time your desired outcome. Before meeting with your landlord, you need to determine what you want to happen, what your bottom line is and where you are willing to compromise.
- Meet with your landlord in person. We have become so dependent on electronic communication. It?s often easier to reach an amicable solution when you meet face to face. Pick a quiet time and place in a neutral location.
- Don?t get personal. You should avoid making personal attacks against your landlord. Though you should not appear weak, you should focus on being courteous. This can go a long way in the negotiation process.
- Empathize with your landlord. Put yourself in your landlord?s shoes. Consider how you would negotiate the dispute if the roles were reversed.
- Speak with an experienced attorney. Unfortunately, your relationship with your landlord may be so strained that reaching a mutual agreement could be impossible without legal action. An experienced Dallas commercial litigation attorney can advise you on your rights and the best course of action.
How we can help
The Ferguson Law Group has helped many business owners negotiate and mediate their landlord-tenant disputes. Our goal is to help you reach the best possible outcome for your business.
If you are facing a landlord-tenant dispute, you should call one of our Dallas commercial litigation attorneys at the Ferguson Law Group at (972) 378-9111.
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